Saar Baert holds a Master’s degree in Educational Sciences. After working for several years in psychosocial support in Belgium, she went abroad to work for the NGO Médecins Sans Frontières. For nine years, she focused on the development, implementation and evaluation of health promotion interventions for patients infected with HIV and other chronic diseases. She joined ICRH in 2017 and now works with Prof. dr. Keygnaert on her PhD regarding the evaluation of a pilot study on sexual assault care centres in Belgium.
Publications of Saar
2019 A theory-driven evaluation of Belgian sexual assault care centersSaar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Do no harm : patient-centered forensic examinations upon sexual assaultSaar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Piloting sexual assault care centers in Belgium : who do they reach and what care is offered?Saar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Piloting sexual assault care centers in Belgium : who do they reach and what care is offered?Saar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Piloting sexual assault care centers in Belgium : who do they reach and what care is offered?Saar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Piloting sexual assault care centers in Belgium : who do they reach and what care is offered?Saar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Rapport d’évaluation scientifique du projet-pilote des Centres de Prise en charge des Violences Sexuelles.Saar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Reducing barriers to report sexual victimisation to the police by providing care first : results of the Belgian Sexual Assault Care Centers’ pilotSaar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2019 Wetenschappelijk evaluatierapport pilootproject Zorgcentra na Seksueel GeweldSaar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2018 A theory-driven evaluation of Belgian sexual assault care centres : a study protocolSaar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2018 Piloting sexual assault care centers in Belgium : who do they reach and what care is offered?Saar Baert, Ines Keygnaert
2017 'We are part of a family' : benefits and limitations of community ART groups (CAGs) in Thyolo, Malawi : a qualitative studySaar Baert
2017 Exploring the value and acceptability of peer support in the process of improving adherence to HIV antiretroviral drugs in Tanzania, Dar-es-SalaamSaar Baert
2016 'They just come, pick and go.' : the acceptability of integrated medication adherence clubs for HIV and non communicable disease (NCD) patients in Kibera, KenyaSaar Baert
2016 Sustaining the future of HIV counselling to reach 90-90-90 : a regional country analysisSaar Baert
2015 Outcomes from the implementation of a counselling model supporting rapid antiretroviral treatment initiation in a primary healthcare clinic in Khayelitsha, South AfricaSaar Baert
2015 The uncertain future of lay counsellors : continuation of HIV services in Lesotho under pressureSaar Baert
2014 Community-supported models of care for people on HIV treatment in sub-Saharan AfricaSaar Baert